03-29-2010, 12:54 AM
Sighface :|
I really wanted to like Linux, and I do, but I know everything I need to know about XP to quickly do what I want to do. With [K]ubuntu, I have to google around, find someone that's had the same problem as me, hope their solution is my solution, deal with configuring system settings that I don't understand, trying to figure out the terminal, dealing with the shi.tty beta version of Skype, deal with my favorite app, Launchy, not working properly, and so on. Is it reasonable to switch back to XP because of this? [K]ubuntu is faster on my computer, but I don't see why that matters if I spend double the time trying to figure out how to do what I want to do.
I really wanted to like Linux, and I do, but I know everything I need to know about XP to quickly do what I want to do. With [K]ubuntu, I have to google around, find someone that's had the same problem as me, hope their solution is my solution, deal with configuring system settings that I don't understand, trying to figure out the terminal, dealing with the shi.tty beta version of Skype, deal with my favorite app, Launchy, not working properly, and so on. Is it reasonable to switch back to XP because of this? [K]ubuntu is faster on my computer, but I don't see why that matters if I spend double the time trying to figure out how to do what I want to do.